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Annexure “I” COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT and PLANNING SERVICES: 17 3 J LISTS MUNICIPAL HEALTH SERVICES: WATER and SANITATION LIST Annexure “I” COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING SERVICES: 17 3 J LISTS MUNICIPAL HEALTH SERVICES: WATER AND SANITATION LIST BREEDE VALLEY AREA 2015/2016 APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDATION NR OWNER AND TEM PROPERTY RN S O Y S H US ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH FL ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET ELECTRICITY WARM WATER TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER B 1 La Montagne 6 R42 000 4 R28 000 Even Grand Trading Posbus 522 WORCESTER 6849 LA MONTAGNE / BRANDWACHT 2 A.S. Viljoen 7 R49 000 4 28 000 Posbus 2 DE DOORNS 6875 UITKYK 3 A van Rensburg 1 1 R9 000 1 1 R9 000 Avondrood Posbus 277 WORCESTER 6849 AVONDROOD 4 Overhex Vineyards 2 2 R18 000 2 2 18 000 (Edms) Bpk Privaatsak X3105 Suite 56 WORCESTER NOOITGEDACHT 5 M.C. de Villiers 20 R140 000 4 R28 000 Wolwehok Trust Posbus 183 DE DOORNS 6875 WOLWEHOK BOERDERY & ARBEID ADELT 6 C.J.P. Stofberg 4 R28 000 4 R28 000 Malkopklip Boerdery Trust Posbus 176 RAWSONVILLE 6845 MALKOPKLIP 7 H.G. Scheun 2 R14 000 2 R14 000 Protea Boerdery Posbus 213 WORCESTER 6849 FAIR ACRESS HA PROTEA BOERDERY 8 C.P. Roux Lombardy 3 R21 000 3 R21 000 Boerdery Posbus 5453 WORCESTER-WES 6862 LOMBARY BOERDERY Page 1 of 49 9 P. Nel 2 2 R180 000 2 2 R18 000 Pruimboskloof Posbus 258 RAWSONVILLE 6845 10 JA Botha Boerdery 6 R42 000 4 R28 000 BK Posbus 36 Breerivier 6858 SOVERBY 11 P.J. Niemand 10 R70 000 4 R28 000 Posbus 173 WORCESTER 6849 REIERSRUS TRUST (ALPHA) 12 J. Zeeman 8 R56 000 4 R28 000 Posbus 28 Breerivier 6858 MYNSORG BOERDERY 13 P.J. Conradie 1 R4 000 1 R7 000 Glen Oak Posbus 5299 WORCESTER 6849 GLEN OAK 14 Pierre Theron 1 1 R9 000 1 1 R9 000 Louzaan Posbus 29 DE WET 6853 LOUZAAN 15 A Esterhuyse 5 R28 000 4 R28 000 LA Fontaine Posbus 38 DE DOORNS 6875 A ESTERHUYSE BOERDERY (GRADIOR EDS.BPK) 16 Krige Le Roux 1 1 R9 000 1 1 R9 000 Posbus 4 Goudini-Weg 6856 GOUDINI-WEG 17 J.H. Theron 8 8 R72 000 4 R28 000 Die Vlei Posbus 15 TULBACH 6820 FAIRVIEW - BREERIVIER 18 Welgelee du Toit 4 4 R36 000 4 R28 000 Boerdery Posbus 40 Breerivier 6858 WEGELEE 19 M.P.C. Jonker 10 10 4 R28 000 Posbus 412 Worcester 6849 WELTEVREDE 20 A.S. Viljoen 6 R42 000 4 R28 000 Werda Posbus 2 HEXRIVIER 6855 AS VILJOEN JNR TRUST – PROPER FAIR A (Bo) Page 2 of 49 21 C.P. van der Merwe 5 5 R45 000 4 R28 000 Posbus 5490 Worcester Wes DIE RUIMTE 22 J.W. Pieterse 1 1 1 R12 000 1 1 9 000 Posbus 189 RAWSONVILLE 6845 REMHOOGTE 23 A.S. Viljoen 6 R42 000 4 R28 000 Werda Posbus 2 HEXRIVIER 6855 AS VILJOEN JNR TRUST – PROPER FAIR B (Onder) 24 E. de Villiers 4 19 R141 000 4 R28 000 Moselle Boerdery Posbus 47 DE DOORNS 6875 ANDRE DE VILLIERS BOERDERY BK T/A MOSELLE BOERDERY 25 J.J. Viljoen 27 21 R201 000 4 R28 000 Millhurst Posbus 63 DE DOORNS 6875 MILLHURST 26 J. Mentz 1 R7 000 1 R7 000 Posbus 5355 WORCESTER-WES 6862 BERGVLIET BOERDERY 27 R. Wium 17 R119 000 4 R28 000 Glen Oak Posbus 238 DE DOORNS 6875 GLEN OAK 28 C.J. Palm 10 10 R9 000 4 R28 000 Palmboerdery (Edms) Bpk Posbus 54 DE DOORNS 6875 PALMBOERDERY (EDMS) BPK 29 P.F. de Villiers 3 R21 000 3 21 000 Posbus 79 DE DOORNS 6875 VORENTOE 30 Myburg Boerdery 1 R7 000 1 R7 000 Posbus 37 Rawsonville 6845 TIERSTEL 31 F.R. Botha 3 3 R27 000 3 R21 000 Posbus 50 Rawsonville 6845 LANQUEDOC 32 Dr. C.P. Roux 2 R14 000 2 R14 000 Posbus 5452 Worcester-Wes 6862 LOMBARDI BOERDERY Page 3 of 49 33 Waboomsrivier 4 R28 000 4 R28 000 Wynkelder Posbus 24 Breërivier 6858 WABOOMSRIVIER WYNKELDER 34 Debbie Thiart 1 R7 000 1 R7 000 Posbus 31 De Wet 6853 GOEDEHOOP 35 Stonefield Trust 20 20 R180 000 4 R28 000 Posbus 63 DE DOORNS 6875 MILLHURST 36 Petrus Nel 4 4 R36 000 4 R28 000 Posbus 258 Rawsonville 6845 WYSERSDRIFT Approved subsidies for the above mentioned farms for 2015/2016 EXECUTIVE MAYOR ……………………………………. DATE ……………………….. EXECUTIVE DEPUTY MAYOR…………………………….. DATE………………………… MUNICIPAL MANAGER ……………………………………. DATE ………………………… Applications received which cannot be accommodated due to insufficient funds: Page 4 of 49 LANGEBERG GEBIED 2015/2016 APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDATION OWNER AND PROPERTY WATER IN KITCHEN WITH BATHROOM FLUSH SYSTEM TOILET ONLY WATER VIP TOILET ELECTRICITY WARM WATER TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER BORN ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED 1 C Reinhold, McGregor 3 3 R27000 2 C.Heyl,Wolfkloof, 11 R22 000 Robertson 3 Braam Marais, 9 R18 000 Roodehoogte Plase, Robertson 4 Ashton Grape Gravos & 7 2 2 R34000 Concentrators Ged. Afgeskafte erfpaggrond Gedt 14 (van Gedlt 11) plaas Zandvliet,Ashton 5 LF de Wet, 1 1 R9000 Agterkliphoogte, Robertson 6 C de Viljoen,Doornkloof, 2 2 R18000 Bonnievale 7 C de Viljoen, Angora, 1 7 R45000 Bonnievale 8 Drieniesrivier Trust 10 R42000 Bonnievale 9 A De Wet 5 5 R45000 Le Grand, Robertson 10 H.J. Rahl 7 7 2 R23000 11 SW Colyn, 5 5 R45000 Koningsrivier, McGregor 12 J.T. Rabie 1 2 R16000 Rietvlei, Klaasvoogds 5 13 Sonsoet Boerdery Trust R45000 Leeuwrivier, Montagu 5 14 Matt Roberts 5 R35000 Zephyr 7 Project Develop Mc Gregor 15 F.P. Viljoen 7 5 2 R45000 Sanddrift, Bonnievale 16 P.B. Kriel 5 R35000 Takkap Trust,Mcgregor 17 Gideon van Zyl, 10 R20 000. Buitehof, Bonnievale 18 JJ Lloyd,Keurkloof, 2 2 R18 000 Robertson 19 W. du Plessis, Bosrivier, 5 5 R45000 Montagu (J v\d Merwe) Page 5 of 49 LANGEBERG GEBIED 2015/2016 APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDATION OWNER AND PROPERTY WATER IN KITCHEN WITH BATHROOM FLUSH SYSTEM TOILET ONLY WATER VIP TOILET ELECTRICITY WARM WATER TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER BORN ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED 6 6 6 R45000 20 Visser Familie Trust Olifantsdoorns, Mc Gregor 5 5 R45000 21 FH Prins,Zevenfontein Trust, R\son 5 5 R45000 22 Smuts Broers Agri (Pty) Ltd Lucerne,Robertson 5 5 R45000 23 SA Bruwer,Randrivier,R\son 4 4 R36000 24 V. Rossouw Taaibos Trust, Bn/vale 3 3 R28000 25 PWG Rossouw, Langverwacht, Bonnievale 1 1 R9000 26 J.W. Le Roux Noree, Robertson 4 R28000 27 PF Auret,Toiingslaagte,R\son 11 11 R45000 28 SW Burger, Klipkuil (Locarno), Montagu 5 5 R45000 29 Roselandia Trust C Conradie, Roselandia, Ashton 12 R42000 30 Tradouw Highlands Klipkuil 4 4 4 R45000 31 Mechau Viljoen Eilandia Plase Edms Bpk 1 1 R9000 32 Drieniesrivier Trust Plaas 169, Robertson 5 5 5 R45000 33 Francois Naude Koningsrivier, R/son` 5 5 R45000 34 A De Wet Le Grand, Robertson 1 R2000 35 PWG Rossouw Langverwacht, Bn/vale 5 5 R45000 36 DJ Louw,Edandale,B\vale 5 5 R45000 37 E. Bruwer, Goedemoed, Robertson 5 5 R45000 38 E. Bruwer, Mont Blois, Robertson 22 R44000 39 A. de Wet Le Grand Chasseur Landg R22000 40 P.R. Uys 1 5 Rotterdam, Montagu Page 6 of 49 LANGEBERG GEBIED 2015/2016 APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDATION OWNER AND PROPERTY WATER IN KITCHEN WITH BATHROOM FLUSH SYSTEM TOILET ONLY WATER VIP TOILET ELECTRICITY WARM WATER TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER BORN ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED 41 S.A. Bruwer 4 4 R36000 Zandrivier, Robertson M.H. vd Merwe 3 R21000 42 Bellevue, Bonnievale P.D. Roux 6 R18000 43 Eldorado, Bonnievale Gideon v Zyl,Buitehof, 10 R20000 44 B\vale Eduard Bruwer 5 5 R45000 45 Isabeau, Robertson H le F vd Merwe 3 R21000 46 Morgenstond, Bonnievale 47 Smuts Broers Agri (Pty) 2 2 x R18000 Olyvendal Mark 2 R4000 48 Tolmay,Buffelskloof, McGregor J & L de 1 1 R9000 49 Wet,Retreat,R\son J & L de 1 1 R9000 50 Wet,Kasra,R\son Rossouw Kriel 4 4 R36000 51 Doornkloof Trust Ian Attenborough 4 4 R36000 52 Wolvekloof, Robertson JDF Kriel 15 15 R45000 53 Derdeheuwel Trust D Nel 5 5 R27000 54 Burgersvlei, Warmwater Rietvlei Trust, 6 6 R45000 55 Rietvlei nr 1 Stemar Landgoed 3 R21000 56 Fonteinskloof, Klein Harmonie, Montagu L de Wet – 6 6 R45000 57 Rabiesdal,R\son CW Kriel 5 R35000 58 Grootland no 190 Carl Jordaan Edms Bpk 4 4 4 R45000 59 Goedemoed, Montagu Approved subsidies for the above mentioned farms for 2015/2016 EXECUTIVE MAYOR ……………………………………. DATE ……………………….. EXECUTIVE DEPUTY MAYOR…………………………….. DATE………………………… MUNICIPAL MANAGER ……………………………………. DATE ………………………… Applications received which cannot be accommodated due to insufficient funds: Page 7 of 49 WITZENBERG AREA 2015/2016 APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDATION NR OWNER AND PROPERTY TEM S Y S H US WATER IN KITCHEN WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH FL ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER BORN ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED Serfiotrade 8cc 1 Avontuur 5 5 5 5 JW van Wyk 2 Bestewens 13 8 1 6 Bronaar Plase 3 Uitkyk 2 2 2 2 LJ van Tonder 4 Montpellier 19 15 FPT Zeeman 5 Bergplaas 12 7 1 6 WR Pienaar 6 Elim 4 4 4 4 A J du Toit 7 La Rhone 10 10 1 6 FD Zeeman 8 Rooiland 2 2 Nicholls Karoo Farming 9 Bloedrivier 4 4 4 4 W J Gibson 10 Helpmekaar 8 8 1 6 G S du Plessis 11 Groenkloof 4 4 4 4 Hauptfleish Broers 12 Vrolikheid 3 3 3 3 JCF Prins 13 De Hoop 3 1 3 3 1 3 DJA Brandt 14 De Rust 2 2 2 2 J F du Plessis 15 Modderasrivier 10 10 1 6 Denau Farming 16 Denau 1 1 1 1 P Viljoen 17 Winterhoek 6 6 1 6 O Geldenhuys 18 Matjiesrivier 5 5 5 5 ML Geldenhuys 19 Northridge 13 6 DC Triegaardt 20 Sweet Home 2 2 2 2 A vd Merwe 21 Witzenberg 7 4 3 4 4 3 JA Haddad 22 Odessa 3 3 3 3 Page 8 of 49 NR OWNER AND PROPERTY TEM S Y S H US WATER IN KITCHEN WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH FL ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL APPLICATIONS VAT INCLUDED WATER IN KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH WATER BORN ONLY WATER TOILET VIP TOILET TOTAL PROGRESSIVE TOTAL VAT INCLUDED G B Gibson 23 Visgat 25 25 1 6 La Vouere Deelnemings 24 Trust Wolwenhuis 11 11 6 11 A W Jordaan 25 Theuniskraal 4 12 4 12 G B Gibson 26 Kafhok 2 2 2 2 W Williams 27 Dwarsberg 2 2 2 2 H du Plessis 28 Elandsrivier 1 1 1 1 PB Roux 29 Nooitgedacht 12 6 MG le Roux 30 Aanhou 5 3 5 3 JRA Moffat 31 Die Ster 2 2 2 2 FP du Plessis 32 Die Eike 8 6 JRA Moffat 33 Waatlemoensfontein 1 1 1 1 J Matthee 34 Elandsvlei 2 2 2 2 Approved subsidies for the above mentioned farms for 2015/2016 EXECUTIVE MAYOR …………………………………….
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